All right, one week is in the books, feel Jates and unfortunately for Sunday night football,

we had Dak Prescott end up getting hurt towards the end of the game.

Now that we are through Sunday night, it looks as though Dak is going to miss

anywhere between six to eight weeks, according to multiple sources because of a fracture in his thumb.

Obviously field that is going to leave a huge hole at quarterback for Dallas Cowboys,

but more importantly, a huge hole at quarterback for fantasy managers.

If you had Dak that you were rostering this week, what is it that you should be doing on waivers?

Because now it looks like you're going to be out without Dak for quite a while.

Yeah. So dang, I think there are two components of this as you alluded to.

Let's talk about the quarterback part because it might be a little bit of a shorter conversation.

So I went through and looked at quarterbacks that are available as of right now,

Monday morning and more than 50% of leagues and it wasn't a long list.

And what that suggests to me is that there are a lot of teams out there this year that are

rostering multiple quarterbacks. So if you have Dak, there's a chance that you already have

your backup on your roster, which would give you a transition even if not a seamless one,

because you expect a big thing that had a Dak this year, even though he did play poorly in week one

before he got hurt. But there are a couple of names that I think are worth monitoring on the

waiver wire, you know, guys that played well in week one, including Miss Winston and Carson

Wenz. You know, Wenz had a few ugly moments because well, Carson Wenz has been prone to that,

right? Yeah. But it's a good matchup in week two for Carson Wenz against your alliance.

So it strikes me as an opportunity to potentially start the Dak replacement by streaming Carson Wenz

in week two. Other guys include the likes of Daniel Jones and Justin Fields, maybe even

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